Jordan Rose

Assistant Director

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Jordan Rose is the Center's Assistant Director, as well as the PRISM and PBL Fellowships Coordinator. He primarily works with Emory students and local K-12 teachers to develop and implement problem-based learning curriculum. He is program manager for PRISM, Emory's National Science Foundation Graduate Teaching Fellows in K-12 Education (GK-12) program. He also supervises the Center's Problem-Based Learning Fellowships and CFNM Teacher Fellowships, advises the Emory Science Outreach student group, and administers a listserv of over 300 metro-Atlanta K-12 science educators.

An Emory alumnus twice over - with a B.S. in neuroscience and behavioral biology and an MPH in health education and prevention science - Jordan is interested in science literacy, adolescent and school health, and university-community partnerships.

He lives in Tucker with his wife, Laura, who puts up with him most days, and his dog, Humphrey, who follows him everywhere with snorts of disapproval. Jordan is an amateur juggler and professional watcher of funny movies.